New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
WEDDINGS.

which the African explorer d Brazza Is ALSO oi'sh
sr,shsd member Miss Slocomb has passed much oi nei
IT. abroad and her engagement was known 10 &c" in
,,as friends more than aga Count Oil brazza IS
handsome and young ana possesses P''''' - ~
and villa at Albauo.
IVA. necessary that civil ceremony be performed
md this wa. conducted by Consulteneral GIOVANNI ,
yoso Of Uav for Count di Brazza. ana Mayor he"i't
o.. Miss slocomb The relatives and friends VINO {
....es this compact signed their names TO the mar
.,r,ct Half An hour later. at 1880 a. M, the /
- va,har Duccy of St Leo's Church, performed the /
r.lieious ceremony The tencts OF the Roman C~'onc
Iuch would not allow one OF her principal subjects 10
a,rv q Protestant In consccraed building, SO the
Ceremony was performed In Mrs. siocomos temporary
,r,o M East Forty-hf
Tn ,rd. a blonde. with pquaute features, was |
arossod IN a white satin gown made in the style OF inc
p,r,t Empire The skirt fell close 10 Tue ior anu 'no
,, xas drained in founces OF point lace Tho Nigh |
-, and SQUARE cut corsage was filled In with lace
ale NJ rearls and diamonds added elegance 70 tno
costume A vest WAS worn and no"q"e' vi NeP"o'''
- and fo,rrt me-nots carried A temporary
oI,ay was erected In the large drawins-ro room
and on this many cahulee 'i.@eu' i
American and Italian colors predoninated In the
s.eoratsps The bridesmaids were Miss George REM
- viss Goldman OF Boston, and Mss Iaura Johnston
rbev wore short gowns Of white sk and lace and car
rea bouquets o. and forget-menos signor fsVa'
of Baron Fava Of the Italian Legation, was best
man. and the ushers Frank Egerton Webb, Charles
ClllhOusr, Norman Nhiteuouse anu idsPoh~iu "'V""~
Mrs sloconb the brides mother. wore . handsome
Worth dress of olive velvet with long train and taoer
and draperies hight blue silk Her ornaments wore
diamonds. Mr.. Day the brides uncle gave her away,
and after the civil the heads or ianeS
the marriage contract. Mrs. James Brown Potter inc
brides cousin, was unable to be present. aS Siie
was ohhrei to attend Stage rehearsal
Among the guests who witnessed tho ceremony
and remained TO the breakfast were Ed"afu
1ownsend whose second wife was Mrs slocom"s sister,
Mr. and Mrs August Montaut. Mr.. and Mrs David ur-
ouhart Miss Georgine Urquhart Mrs Samuel Colgate
formerly Mis-. Cora smith of New Orleans. Robert g.
Rsnsen, the Misses RemseN General BeAuregard. MT
and Mrs Jose de Navarro. Alfonso lie Navarro MI ana
Mrs Grenville Kane. General di Cesnoa and MIS- I'll
Cesnoa the Misses Cesuoa- NJ Rousan. OF the French
Legation aAd several other intimate friends VINO were
invited informally.
Count and Countess di Brazza VIII shortly sail ior
Europe is said that Miss Slosenb settled large sum
on her husband She is one of the young women
in America Mrs. slocomb sold her home IN New-Or-
eans two years ago. and since that time mas been IN
Europe She obtained the house where the wedding
was held for three weeks. paying $1,000 Tor tha' Time
The second Of the brides who chose a husband from
heyend the seas Miss Jessie Retaack. eldest dangb
ter of Mrs b. Il. Van Aucken and granddaughter OF
Commodore c. X. Garrison. who was married at her
home No 42l Fiithave.. at 400 m TO James Henry
Uppery Trcmcnhecre of the Madras Civil service son
Of eneral Tremenheere r. t., G. b. Eng
land Thi. wedding marked the largest gathering OF
fashion of season which promises 10 De DIH~n' ""c
The guest chambers transformed into gar
deps of hanging vincs aud fragrant flowers. Before
the ceremony guests were divided into TWO
lines by white ribbons forming an aisle down whch Tue
bridal party PASSED. The roomdu which the ceremony
took place decorated with pink roses chrysanthe
NUNS and autumn leaves The music room next auon-
Ing was in Thite AMI yellow and the dining room
in scarlet flowers.
The brides mother. looking more than usually hand
some atred in a beautiful Worth costume. passed down
the aisle on OF her uncle W T. Garrison OF St
Louis Her costume long train and body Of yellow
ottoman silk the pettcost being OF white hrocaded
in jonquls Her ornaments were DIAMONDS
and pearls Afierward the ushers. Murray
Mitchell and Alfred Clay, OF Philadelphia and following
them the bridesmaids Miss Cornela Van AuEeu sister
of the bride. and Miss Annie White, who we're
fine costumes o, pink brccadc and embroid-
cred tule. la wattcau with broad pink
ssshes Tho brooches which they wore. gifts OF the
bride were miniature. of the Vatican period, set in
diamonds rubes and pearls Little Clarce Conoer' anu
Archie Harrison were guardians OF the sken bar when
separated the bridal party from the floral altar
The bride entered on the OF her greatnncie
Abram Garrison. who bears SIrlKihg re-
semhance TO the late Commodore GARRISON his orother
Her toilette OF notable simplicity and elegance OF
white satin sleeveless and decollete, decorated with
point lace aud garlands OF orange blossoms Inc ven
OF tulle and her ornaments were the d'am'pa
solitaire necklace and crescent pendaat e"'
OF her mother and the diamond hcartssase
tha brideyroon's Gift Mr. Trenenheere aud his best
man John r Kngsford the bride AT the nora altar
The Episcopal marriage service was real by the rev Dr
Henry Van DYKE jr. Informal CONCENTRATION. iS""eu.
and after luncheon the couple depart eh anna
shower OF rice They will sail for England on Novem
ber5
Among the guests were Mrs c. X. Garrison, Mrs Aus
tin Corbin Miss Corbin Judge and Mrs John k Brady
the Misses Brady Judge and Mrs Abram Lawrence
Miss Ruth Lawrence. Mrs A C. Bettaer Mrs Paran sic
vens Miss Alfredo Paget, Miss Mamie strong Di hehry
Neuberrer u s. n, Melville e. Day. Mr. and Mrs
George Merritt Mr. and Mrs jose de Navarro Alfonso &c
Navarro Mr. and Mrs Ethan Allen. Mrs j. Is. Allen,
Miss Allen Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoailey, Miss Edith
Header Miss Leary, Arthur Leary. Miss Annie Berry,
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Berry. Kenneth Ross. Mrs. Victor
Nswcomb Miss Edith Sswcemb. Mrs Joha Zcregs. Miss
Charlotte Zerega. Howard Henry. IT, H. Henry Miss
Lulu Scott Judge Andrews Mrs Charles Coudert, Miss
Couoert, Miss Amy Baker. Miss Constance Setback, Mr.
and Mrs Rudolph setback, Smith Gift and the Misses
Gift.
Among the presents received were solitaire diamond
necklace pendant from the brides mother
adanoud heartsease from the bridegroom service OF
antique silver from Lieutenant General AND Mrs ire
menhe-re; q diamond and pearl bracelet from Mrs.
HiegsLord: breach containing miniature OF Marie An
ton.tte set in pearls and diamonds from Amos Emo
silver epousse toilet set from Mrs e. n OarTisoh COM
pets set Of spoons and forks from MISS 'orheH'
Van Aukcn and Barrett Van Auken site ana broher o
the bride; an old silver bread dish from Dr. and MIS-
William Appleton; a chocolate set from Abrain Gar
rson; a valuable pair OF scvres from General and
Mrs. Daniel Butterfeld; silver ice bowl beautifully
wrought from Mr. and Mrs George b. DE Forest; par
OF silver candesticks from Robert L. Hargous; gold
lined silver fruit dish from Mrs Charles Maule Ramsay
cousin OF the bride; pair Of wberry spoons IN re
pousse silver from Mrs de Navarro; gold vinagrette
from Archie HARRISON silver tea caddy from Carice
Coudcrt; a unique clock from Arthur Ieary, beside.
numerous valuable souvenirs The brides gift 10 hci
husband a set OF solitaire pearl shirt studs.
The Rev. DR.. Oh aries DE Witt Bidgman pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church. married yesterday
Edwyna, daughter CT the late o. n. Benedict OF
Rochester The ceremony took place in Dr. Brdguan
church and performed by the Rev. Dr. George Dana